Special call for more fosters … immediate need!
See the flyer below for our most current need for fosters. There is a link to a PDF of the flyer so that you can print it off and post it or attach it to an email to send to someone you think might potentially foster for us.
We are always in need of foster homes. We have never found the situation where we had too many foster homes and too few dogs or puppies to place in foster care.
In fact, our ability to rescue more pets from shelters is limited first and foremost by the number of foster homes we have in which to place these great pets. If you are able, please consider opening your residence as a foster home to one or more of Real Good Dog Rescue’s great dogs and puppies.
If you foster, you would:
- keep the dog or puppy in your home as an adopted pet
- assist in getting the animal to adoption events
- provide important information on the canine’s personality, strengths, and weaknesses
Real Good Dog Rescue maintains financial responsibility for the dog.
The great thing is, you can always choose to adopt your fostered dog rather than placing the pet in another home. We have more than one home who has reported happily failing “Fostering 101“!
If you are interested in adopting your fostered dog, you must complete the same process and pay an adoption fee as other potential adopters.
Visit our foster page to find out more about becoming a foster for Real Good Dog Rescue. Once there you can read the foster agreement that will clarify the responsibilities of a foster home. You will also be able to access the foster application form that you can download to your computer, fill out, and return via email. We hope you can assist us by fostering one of these great dogs / puppies.
Here is our current list of pets that are in need of a loving foster (or permanent) home:
If you have a place to post one of our flyers seeking foster homes (or can send it to friends), here’s a PDF version of the above flyer.
Thank you for anything, big or small, that you’re able to do! Our great dogs and puppies, and all the volunteers of Good Dog Rescue, appreciate your support.

Trish is a young Rat Terrier who was a stray at a local shelter. She's housetrained, lap-oriented, loves to be with her person.
PeeGee's a tiny Chihuahua who was given up because of a move. Can you keep this little one even thru any move you might have in the future?
Hello…my name is Amanda and I am interested in fostering Oslo in hopes of adopring him into our family. We currently have and 11 year old cat and a Bichon/Shih Tzu Mix puppy who would love to have a new additon to play with.
Please let me know what I need to do to continue with this process. Thank you very much and Happy New Year!
Amanda Ridgley